glenn beck, everybody, the book is cowards, just out today., beck, don't get in trouble down there. directly ahead. should the law protect children from bad language and bad adult behavior in public? john stossel has some thoughts. jeb bush saying the republic party may be too rigid charles krauthammer will have that report after these messages. ok! who gets occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. >> bill: stossel matters segment tonight, middle borough, massachusetts voted to make cursing and swearing in public an offense subject to fine. they want to protect children from profane language. dealing with public nudity, public intoxication and adult bad behavior in general. here now john stossel author of the big new best seller "no they can't, why government fails but individuals succeed." you know what the problem is sport games, st

glenn beck, everybody, the book is cowards, just out today. right, beck, don't get in trouble down there. directly ahead. should the law protect children from bad language and bad adult behavior in public? john stossel has some thoughts. jeb bush saying the republic jeb bush saying the republic party may be too [ male announcer ] introducing a powerful weapon in your fight against bugs. ortho home defense max. with a new continuous spray wand. and a fast acting formula. so you can kill bugs inside, and keep bugs out. guaranteed. ortho home defense max. g. so you can kill bugs inside, and keep bugs out. guaranteed. every bite goes above and beyond the call of deliciousness. that's a big 10-4 kosher. with no fillers, by-products, artificial flavors or colors. hebrew national. the better-than-a-hot dog- hot dog. >> bill: stossel matters segment tonight, middle borough, massachusetts voted to make cursing and swearing in public an offense subject to fine. they want to protect children from profane language. dealing with public nudity, public intox

. >> this is a final cowardly act in the life of very coward lyman. >>reporter: defense attorneys lashed out at father lin catholic priest who molested their client william lynch decades ago n.court today the breast refused to answer any more questions on the stand invoking fifth amendment right against self incrimination. >> man who spent his entire life abusing people. hiding behind the church. hidden out once again. man is a resolute coward. >>reporter: father lin is actually the victim in the trail. prosecutors say lynch assaulted him at catholic retirement center in los gatos two years ago so lynch supporters say despite the fact that the trial is over the beating they were still hoping the truth about the molestation would emerge. they say father lin percentageered himself when he testified last week that he never molested lynch. smith is a spokesperson for the lynch family. >> disappointing because thes cross examination of the priest was going to be very thorough and expected to the highlight a number of inconsistency and discredibility. >> no

. >> this is a final cowardly act in the life of very coward lyman. >>reporter: defense attorneys lashed out at father lin catholic priest who molested their client william lynch decades ago n.court today the breast refused to answer any more questions on the stand invoking fifth amendment right against self incrimination. >> man who spent his entire life abusing people. hiding behind the church. hidden out once again. man is a resolute coward. >>reporter: father lin is actually the victim in the trail. prosecutors say lynch assaulted him at catholic retirement center in los gatos two years ago so lynch supporters say despite the fact that the trial is over the beating they were still hoping the truth about the molestation would emerge. they say father lin percentageered himself when he testified last week that he never molested lynch. smith is a spokesperson for the lynch family. >> disappointing because thes cross examination of the priest was going to be very thorough and expected to the highlight a number of inconsistency and discredibility. >> no

tracy never been no coward. never in my life. i don't shot so many [ bleep ] it's pitiful.ttle kid. you know what i'm saying? you don't come up with coward. >> following his outburst washington is returned to the hole. >> hey. is it longer than an hour? is it longer than an hour? >> when our producer checked in on washington a few days later, she found him working out in his cell. >> since i last saw you, you were refusing sny. so tell me what's going on? >> they got me this the hole. they charged me with a 115. probably transfer me off to another pen. i'm reputable. i have been walking these lines for 20 years. i'm not no coward. >>> coming up on "lockup raw: the daily grind" -- >> the last time i was here me and the boyfriend lived in the same cell. we had the matching comforter and the matching jackets. >> he can't figure out why all the other inmates are complaining. ?Ññ?ó??ññ >>> at the spring creek correctional center in alaska we encountered a number of inmates who assured us despite the natural beauty surrounding the prison, they felt it was hell on earth. >> okay.

. >> this is a final cowardly act in the life of very coward lyman.hed out at father lin catholic priest who molested their client william lynch decades ago n.court today the breast refused to answer any more questions on the stand invoking fifth amendment right against self incrimination. >> man who spent his entire life abusing people. hiding behind the church. hidden out once again. man is a resolute coward. >>reporter: father lin is actually the victim in the trail. prosecutors say lynch assaulted him at catholic retirement center in los gatos two years ago so lynch supporters say despite the fact that the trial is over the beating they were still hoping the truth about the molestation would emerge. they say father lin percentageered himself when he testified last week that he never molested lynch. smith is a spokesperson for the lynch family. >> disappointing because thes cross examination of the priest was going to be very thorough and expected to the highlight a number of inconsistency and discredibility. >> now the jury must pretend that they

his latest book is "cowards" and he will be signing it after his appearance today.is the man who turned 5:00 p.m. into must see tv on fox news. [ applause ] with ratings that he got at 5:00 in the afternoon larger than cnn, headline news and msnbc combined. [ applause ] he's if founder and ceo of gbtv one of the largest streaming video networks in the world. he is the founder of blaze, one of the most visited news sites in the nation. in 2010 i'm guessing that a number of you were at the restoring honor rally that he organized here in washington, d.c. he brought 400,000 people to the mall to call for a restoration of america's time honored values. there's good news this week. he just signed a new five-year contract to continue the glenn beck radio show heard on 400 radio stations nationwide. this is a than that i've gotten to know on a personal level. he's a friend. he's a patriot. he's having a huge impact for good for america. please welcome, ladies and gentlemen, glenn beck to the faith and freedom conference. [ applause ] >> well, hello. thank you. thank you. i'

and that was really the problem, he was a coward. if he hadn't been a coward, he could have stopped it. he could have stopped it. >> hinojosa: this is a time of military dictatorship in a country that knew democracy, and in that time about 30,000 people disappeared. desaparecidos. and you were living, at that moment, as a journalist. what made you, basically, not be fearful in saying, "this is what is happening in argentina, there is a dirty war, and this military government is disappearing people"? what made you be able to say that without fear? >> well, i had to find out, to begin with. so, i was fortunate. first of all, i had owners who were in the united states. the newspaper, by one of those strange... was purchased by the united states. and they just said, "you do your job." and i went up to... the president of the company said i could decide to do what needed to be done, so i became a reporter again. i wasn't known at that time. the newspaper was not well-known. it was a small community newspaper for the english speaking... >>

this crook runs by, steals her purse, and knocks her on the ground and runs away like a coward. because forget the purse, he could really hurt her. and he did as a matter of fact, as you watch the video you see it takes awhile to get up, she had to call a neighbor. >> the reason we're seeing this video now, plus have not found this guy and their hoping to catch him. >> if you're going to do something -- >> that's not the only surveillance footage i of a purse snatching. this is an attempt in lynn, massachusetts. this woman is pacing back and forth outside of lynnway liquors. a wok in the store comes out with her purse and this woman goes after her, and it's a violent attempt, even throws her on the ground. >> it's girl on girl that guys do not like. >> the purse was not taken. >> do you think one girl just liked the other girls purse. >> and she was so strong, she got thrown down but held on to her purse. >> a firsthand look at an extreme race on today. >> this is a great perspective. get down and dirty at the warrior dash, next. and we're going to teach you how [ dog growls, ba

the guy becomes a bit of a coward and thinks he can run more quickly without the dash cam so he drops it. >> the owner is still going after him. >> the car owner gets the dash cam back. >> this is viral marketing campaign for this dash cam that it will survive. the camera is still rolling. >>> this motorcycle video is going to give you goose bumps and not because of the intense speed this guy is achieving in brazil. >> don't do this. >> you have no idea why. look at that. >> that's a snake. >> a snake on the motorcycle. >> where did it come from? how did it get on the motorcycle? >> that is a snake that just jumped out of the motorcycle at 150 plus miles per hour. >> why doesn't he slow down and throw it on the road. when you are doing 150 miles per hour it takes a few seconds to stop. the guy pulls off to the side of the road but the snake is still sitting there probably asking why did you stop. at one point one driver pokes at the snake still curled up on the handle bars of the bike. this thing was inside the motorcycle, in the iners of the bike. the guys that posted this think mayb

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there is a sort of -- there is a pretty wide swath of white opinion which says no, they are cowards, they will never enlist. we can discount that obviously. what we need to think about is what about some free northern black opposition? why would you, if you were a plaque man in 1862, 3, want to enlist in the union army? you tried it in 1861, they said no. this is a white man's war. the united states government has legalized slavery its entire existence, there is no state where you are treated equally. you have been listening to all of this about a white man's war. the black families seemed to be closer to the economic margins. your family will probably face hardship and you might be discriminated against. why would you want to enlist and some say don't for all of those reasons. and my point here is we shouldn't, we shouldn't talk about white opinion, black opinion. there are divisions even among the groups you think of as unified. at the end of the day, though, many prominent black northerners did encourage enlistment and come out in favor. notably frederick douglas. he worked hard a

robert coward was arrested, and he said he fled the scene because he was late for work. >> ama: san jose police arrested three people in connection to the city's 18th homicide. police detained two 18-year-olds and one 19-year-old after a deadly shooting outside a karaoke bar just before 3:00 friday morning. police say a 25-year-old san jose man was killed in the shooting. officers arrested the three mean after their getaway car was seen leaving the steen. >> alan: pablo sandoval returned to the giants' lineup amid an ongoing sexual assault investigation. sandoval batted third and played third base during the game at at&t washing. he has been on the disabled list since may. sandoval was questioned by authorities last week after being accused of sexually assaulting a 21-year-old woman. the sheriff's office says it could take a couple more weeks to complete their investigation and determine whether sandoval will be charged in the sexual assault case. shu will have highlights from san sandoval's return to the giants later on in sports. >> ama: a surprising new survey hour energy efficient we

kemi coward is ready because of a man she used to shoot pool with angie and then she never knew >>> heopped coming to the bar because he died of aids, i did not know what happened and that sunk in for me. this is been a personal journey >>> lee reid's personal journey brought him here as well on his 50th birthday >>> just because you're 50 ya have to keep on living. >>> and its life cycle 2012 is open on the road >>> a rod and begins full of smiles and adrenaline, but the 545 mi. trip a test of endurance. >>> the next day you follow up with 107 mi. it is daunting, on day 4 it stops hurting, that is something to look forward to >>> those who have done it say can be alive changing experience. >>> we have 22 honored people fighting for this and caused it is amazing to see >>> a journey that begins as a way to remember becomes an experienced these people never forget. jon ramos cbs 5 >>> had a day out in the rain, everything had a party for the queen's jubilee. >>> sunny and mild tod,,,, ,,,, today i choose color. to see it, to feel it, to be in it. to be upon it. and to live a life surrou

. >> suddenly a helicopter appears overhead and the crowd starts to chant "the syrian army are cowards." we are killing bashar. >> why would the army attack this town? well, here's a clue. all along main street opposition flags. this town is known to be anti-regime, and hint that there are anti-government fighters here. a few miles away in another suburb, it was those very anti-government fighters who we were told went on the attack yesterday with a car bomb that killed three police officers. syrians are reluctant to call this a civil war yet, but it certainly has all the hallmarks. in the southern town of derra, opposition fighters traded fire with the syrian army, which say activists then shelled civilian neighborhoods. at least 15 people died, and online video shows injured women and children being treated in a mosque. meanwhile, u.n. observers are still trying to make sense of what they and a handful of journalists saw yesterday at the site of a massacre. a neighbor told me 78 people were murdered on wednesday by armed men, some in uniform, and some local thugs. 20 bodies were pile

it's very hard to argue when you read the lobby notes that you have a situation where the media are coward and bullied. and my last few years in office, and that's why this issue of how we run the media operation is not really to do with how this issue that i've identified came up in the prez. i also think it's a separate question. i would have to describe him as the competent figure that he is. # but he was in many ways the antithesis of that. life didn't get any easier. and so that's why i understand there's an easy seymmetry. you have media on the other hand, but you're asking me my opinion, i don't really buy that. the issue is to do with the way we ran our media operation. i was open to comment further. i don't think that was the reason we were in this problem. >> there's a lot of evidence tout there. some of it received by the inquiry. putting a journalist, favoritism or being malleable with the true stories, being brief with colleagues. either all this evidence is untrue, completely overblown, or there is some truth in it. >> i mean, i would be astonished if he felt intimidated. if

. >> i really don't like it, law that's a coward to me. >> cool when doing the free pick with someone else. what if someone comes up to you and does it to you? you're not going to think it's a game then. >> mrs. haven't haerpd the term free pick yet, but there have been other beating in the area. >> they're making something light of something so serious. it's not like you're leaving people a bruise, giving them a little punch on the shoulder. you're really giving them a beatdown. this could leave people with long-lasting consequences and injuries. >> they need to stop playing the game. someone will get killed or seriously injured. >> wow. >> it is extremely stupid, because seems these teenagers doing the beating are no considering the consequences. like you said if someone gets seriously hurt, there are serious criminal charge that could follow. >>> firefighters in prince edward count any virginia ycoun responded to a fire, and when they got here, this is what they saw. a massive nir had basically engulfed an entire home by the time they got there. >> geez. >> yeah. and thanks to this

am i a coward if i do not restrict i am scared of getting deported if i do. saw that people were doing it. i began to question why i was not ready to take that step. i went back to the underground railroad people. i said, this is something i need to do. at first my prof sean duffy who has played a very important role in my life, my biggest advocate on and off campus, he said, don't. i am scared, i'm nervous. i learned more and people were pushing me more. i decided -- he was supporting me and i had a whole community really standing behind me. i felt like i could take this step. but i think our stories, our actions, our conversations, the timepiece, jose coming out last year the would-just one year ago. the dreamers who walked from florida to d.c., it has all changed. they have shown as -- just by living their lives, dedicating themselves to this issue into raising awareness and have in the uncomfortable conversations. it is not easy to come out and say, "i am undocumented." you're still trying to figure out what this means for you, what the new identity will

but he's also a coward to own up to his role in ensuring that the economic of america is as fragile asr. cantor and mr. boehner, congratulations. you always wanted to undermine the president, but what you've done is undermine the country. thanks so much for watching. dylan ratigan is here to take us forward. how are you doing? >> i'm okay. yourself? >> okay aside from the makeup today. >> it was not intended as it played out. i was simply defending your character, as you know. i don't like when they typecast british people to take about british things. hey, listen, when you go to america -- or when you go to america? when you go to

he wouldn't be the coward that he is. megyn: why no arrests in this case?e saying as well. joining us to skits, jonna spilbor and arthur aidala. both are defendants attorneys. it's so emotional to hear the mother and the granted father. they have got -- the police say they have got the little girl's blood found inside the father's home. they believe she is no longer alive. they believe the father is not being straight with them. where is the arrest? >> they don't need much to arrest so it's possible that an arrest will be coming. all they need is probable cause. this little 2-year-old didn't hitchhike to six flags. somebody in that house had to get her out of the house and either she has been giver on another family or she is dead. we don't know what they can aread him for. they don't have enough to get a conviction but they are putting the pressure on this father. megyn: he claimed she was abducted. she was with him when she disappeared. the police say there is no evidence of an abduction. they can dust for fingerprint, they can check the house to see if a

but he's also a coward to own up to his role in ensuring that the economic of america is as fragile asr. cantor and mr. boehner, congratulations. you always wanted to undermine the president, but what you've done is undermine the country. thanks so much for watching. dylan ratigan is here to take us forward. how are you doing? >> i'm okay. yourself? >> okay aside from the makeup today. >> it was not intended as it played out. i was simply defending your character, as you know. i don't like when they typecast british people to take about british things. hey, listen, when you go to america -- or when you go to america? when you go to england, do they cast americans to talk about american events? >> absolutely not. >> it's insulting. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> anything else you'd like to share while we're discussing this? >> just that we are separated by a common language. we are friends, the united kingdom and the united states and long may that continue. but the comments in makeup earlier today suggested that's not the case, and that's why i took some umbrage at them. >> and dare i s

you coward! >> gentlemen, i shall be brief but i would like to use the remaining time i have with you to remind you that this case is not a difficult one. it requires no minute sifting of complicated facts, but it does require you to be sure beyond a reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant. to begin with, this case should never have come to trial. this case is as simple as black and white. the state has produced not one iota of medical evidence to the effect that the crime tom robinson is charged with ever took place. it has relied instead on the testimony of two witnesses whose evidence is not only been called into serious question on cross-examination but has been flatly contradicted by the defendant. the defendant is not guilty. but somebody in this courtroom is. i have nothing but pity in my heart for the chief witness for the state, but my pity does not extend so far as to her putting a man's life at risk which is what she has done in an effort to get rid of her guilt. i say guilt,

look at that one with roberts' face above the word "coward." that's sophisticated.ative activists say he will be seen as a traitor and jack kingston of georgia tweeted he doesn't feel like being roberts' friend anymore. kind of high school. we're going to look at some of the wildest reactions from the right and ron reagan is also an msnbc political analyst. here we are back basically in high school, guys, when somebody just won the student council election. and somebody else didn't. this is so, it goes from the ferocious to the childish. sarah palin soon after the decision, quote, obama's -- obama lies, to freedom dies. that was last night on fox. she elaborated with some ominous warnings. let's watch. >> if obama is re-elected, well, &l no longer recognize the country that today, you truly love and can enjoy all of its freedom is obama is re-elected because this obamacare is a harbinger of things yet to come. >> she has that sort of sarcastic thing she puts into her voice. rush limbaugh was also a bit overdramatic. his radio show, let's listen to rush baugh. >> our

such a coward. i'm wherein berry. this is "1st look."ay too early with willy geist starts right now. >>> mitt romney, president obama deliver dueling economic speeches in ohio as both candidates make their case by attacking one another, the question is how big a role will the george w. bush economy play in november. >>> turmoil in egypt as a new court ruling threatens to mund y undermine the country's transition to democracy. what does it mean for the rest of the middle east and the future of freedom in that region? we'll have a live report. and lebron james and miami heat come charging out of the gate in game twoft nba finals

if she sat there and not done anything, people would have called her a coward. she is a mother herself. personally, i think it would be hard to see a 2-year-old drowning, especially when you have a 2-year-old of your own and not do anything about it. >> i think what she did was brave, because at the end of the day, everybody is alive. >>> got a video for you guys from the sports strobe speedway, jeffersonville, indiana. some sort of race here, nick. you can probably tell us what kind of race. funny car? >> it's like the low-grade stock car race. >> anyway, keep your eye on the red car. that's not the track. that's the grass. dude. you're doing it wrong, man. but this guy is a man on a mission. watch. >> oh! >> now, that wasn't an accident. he didn't fall asleep at the wheel. apparently, according to the guy who shot this video, jeff pile, this driver of the red car purposely smashed into that driver who is coming around the bend there, because he was angry about something. get out -- they're angry. >> they don't even take it to the side where no cars can run ove

madison was pinpointed as a coward for abandoning the capitol. at this point in time, too, before most people did come back to washington, there was actually talk of moving the capital city west, possibly to cincinnati or even to st. louis. but fortunately enough they decided to stay in washington. in an effort to regain authority and some sense of place, mr. and mrs. madison took up residence in temporary homes. to furnish these spaces they did not go to mr. latrobe. they relied mostly on local furniture. used furnishings at this point were not necessarily cast-offs or outmoded discards. they were generally from diplomatic representatives that had since left and needed somewhere to put their furnishings because they couldn't take them back with them. so they brought localized pieces and ended up getting french pieces also instead of english. in 1815 the madisons acquired from luis soreiro, the french minister, a dozen chairs and sofa for $250. perhaps they were familiar with the furniture since soreiro has occupied two of the most fashionable ho

. >> they're really cowards. >>> and charlie sheen's nasty new tirade.t set the "anger management" star off this time? >> common sense and common courtesy are gone from society. >>> a "dancing with the stars" baby. we're inside the nursery with j.r. martinez and his newborn daughter. >>> then selena gomez, candidate it about growing up in poverty, her sexy new photo shoot and her date with justin, renting the entire staples center to watch "titanic."

but the coward daughters are not covered. by 2014 hopefully they'll have something covered. that's all i have to say. >> this tweet, he wants to engage me in conversation over that last caller saying there were reportings of the actually hearing. the aca hearing in front of the supreme court. there were. there were four days of them. and we covered all of those. and those are in you're interested available on our website. you can listen to the arguments being made in case you're interested. i understood that caller to be asked whether or not the decisions were going to be available. and we had petitioned to be able to have same day coverage of the decisions and that request was denied. washington, d.c., this is beverly, a democrat. you are on the air. >> caller: hi. i'm calling because i'm concerned about the way they're presenting -- >> beverly, your tv volume is up. that's the feed back. can you hit the mute quickly. >> caller: i'm calling about the concerns of the medicare bill. i believe they are misrepresenting what the president and that bill are trying to do. they're

if you live in southern maryland, charles county, coward county, you folks are next. the areas that have seen some clearing skies, montgomery county, prince william, western prince william and down to the south, you're next as far as round number two goes. we have round number one moving off to the east. we still have round number two to go for many of you. starting to cut off here, you can see the line up to the north. that's why we have the severe thunderstorm warnings here but they've fallen apart. that's some good news. will it reintensify? it could. we have a lot of stain built left here. any time we see clearing, even if we saw sunshine out there, it could add some potential to these storms to, add some strength to these storms. by the way, we're still looking at a tornado warning with this. they have reissued that tornado warning around portions of anne arundel county as the storm tracks up into the baltimore area. we're not quite done yet. we'll continue to watch this for the remainder of the night. now a tornado warning actually for areas of baltimore, includ

glenn beck preferred the word coward on his online store. they turned that around pretty sick.le brian fisher and certain radio hosts thought roberts decision made have been influenced by his medication. fisher tweeted roberts epilepsy medicines side effects include mental slowing and forgetfulness. for more on the healthcare debate we're joined by the person who probably knows more about this than anybody else, because he helped device it, both governor romney and president obama's plan professor grubert. how today. >> good, good to be here. >> john: what was your response when the supreme court decision was announced. >> it was an enormous relief. my 15-year-old's son put it best. when your favorite baseball team wins it in a walk-off inning. you're happy but relieved. >> john: i think we have a mets fan and a red sox fan agreeing on this. how important is the individual mandate to the healthcare plan's overall success in your opinion. >> i think it's very central to the success of the healthcare plan. it depends heavily on the mandates so individuals can no longer be discrim

she issued scathing comments about him in the past calling him a joke and a coward. this is the first time she has spoken out since the impending vote about contempt. terri' mother speak out to a radio station in philadelphia. she she is reacting to the president invoking executive privilege. >> all i can say is they apparently don't want issa to get the documents to see what else is in there. >> reporter: the terry family says the most excusating part of this process is not knowing how those guns ended up in the hands of their son's killers. here she is talking about her son the patriot. >> he loved his country and that's all he used to talk about when he was a kid. he wanted to be a policeman. he became a policeman an wanted to achieve something else. and his cousin is an fbi agent kind of helped him walk up the line, an ended up being a border patrol agent. from there he achieved to the elite which i didn't think he would make because he was older than the other guys. but he loved doing what he was doing. >> reporter: she said it again and again, he loved what he